I n the papers [l, 21 B. I. KOPYTKO considered the following problem of "knotting" two one-dimensional diffusions : Given two differential operators on intervals I , : = (-cm, T ) , I, : = (r, m), respectively, which (after imposing a boundary condition a t r ) "generate" diffusion processes on the
On Absolute Continuity of Feller's One-Dimensional Diffusion Processes
✍ Scribed by Jürgen Groh
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1984
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 500 KB
- Volume
- 116
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0025-584X
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✦ Synopsis
A class of FELLER'S one-dimensional continuous strong MARKOV processes generated by the generalized second order differential operator D,,,DZ is considered. In the case of natural boundaries of the state space R and an identical road map s(z) = x, these diffusion processes are martingales. In a first part of this note some earlier results concerning the representation of such processes as weak solutions of stochastic differential equations are improved. The second part concerns with diffusions absolutely continuous with respect to a given one, determined by the generator DmDZ+. Such absolutely continuous diffusions on the line were first described analytically by S. OREY in terms of the corresponding speed measures and road maps. By the aid of the derived stochastic equation an explicit expression for the corresponding RADON-NIKODYM derivatives is possible. This allows a characterization of diffusions with non-identical scale functions by stochast,ic differential equations.
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ihstruct. A continuous strong MARKOV process X on the line generated by FELLER'S generalized second order differential operator D,D; is considered. Supposed that the cnnonicnl scale p is locally the difference of two bounded convex functions, that the speed meustire rn contains R strictly positive a
Sarh processes X were first described by WILLIAN FELLER in a purely analytical way, using the generalized second-order differential operator U,D;. In the rase of natural boundaries of the state space R and a trivial road map p(xj =x, these diffusion processes are martingales. In the present paper it
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